A new cross country season brings a mix of familiar faces and new opportunities as the Brockton team prepares to hit the course this fall. Returning runners Daniel Youpee and Brae Demarrias will bring experience to this year’s team, while Maddie Fish also returns after seeing plenty of competition last season. For Coach Dennis Fourbear, however, stepping into the season carries a little

Despite losing three All-State performers to graduation, the Scobey football program is aiming to keep its remarkable run going this season. The Spartans ended 2025 with a perfect record including earning the winning state championship with a 48-16 victory over Flint Creek. “We lost some fantastic leadership and amazing athletic ability, but they want it. They can taste it,” Coach Brock Berryhill

With a large amount of returning players this season, Scobey’s volleyball squad expects to be one of the top teams in the Eastern C again this year. Coach Melissa Holum explains the Spartans lost three key seniors from last year’s team with All-State performer Camrie Holum, Avery Wolfe and Claire Lekvold graduating, but the coach is confident with Scobey’s returning crew. “We have a

The Scobey High School cross country program features an excellent turnout with 16 runners including nine boys and seven girls this season. Coaches for the Spartans are Morgan Lekvold and Lindsay Maldonado. The high school boys’ team features two seniors, two juniors, two sophomores, one freshman and two eighth graders. The girls’ team consists of two seniors, one junior, one freshman

Displaying their love for horses at a young age, sisters Maia and Kora McGowan enjoyed success at the recent Roosevelt County Fair held in Culbertson. The daughters of Matt and Karli McGowan earned the top two spots in horse showmanship for beginners and for the western pleasure beginner class. In addition, Maia was her class champion in barrels. They are students at Vida School and live abut

Leaders for the City of Scobey are aiming to improve recreational opportunities by making a significant addition in the community with the establishment of a trail network throughout many parts of Scobey. Scobey Mayor Morgan Lekvold explained that the idea of a walking trail started when school officials inquired about creating a safe path from the school’s property to the football field.